THE BANFF CENTRE MOUNTAIN FILM FESTIVAL ARRIVES IN RAPID CITY ON APRIL 21 & 22
Where We Live
Saturday, April 12 | Doors 6pm
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An inspiring evening celebrating the beauty of being present, the responsibility we share for our planet, and the connections that bind us as neighbors and stewards of our community.
Toadstool Jamboree & Friends will open the festival with a powerful evening of drum groups, flute performances, and spoken word, weaving together passages from The Bear. This night is about grounding us in reflection, resilience, and the interconnectedness of our stories. |
UPCOMING EVENTS
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Let's Read Together
The Bear by Andrew Krivak is a novel about a father and daughter living in harmony with nature in a world where humanity has vanished. The father teaches his daughter survival skills, but after his death, she embarks on a journey to honor his wishes. Along the way, a bear guides and protects her, sharing lessons about strength, resilience, and the interconnectedness of life.
The book is both a survival story and a meditation on the beauty of the natural world. It encourages readers to reflect on humanity's impact on the planet and the importance of living in harmony with nature. Its poetic language and thoughtful themes make it a powerful, reflective read for our community |
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A DONATION OF $19.74 EMPOWERS CREATIVITYWe rely on donations and memberships to support free gallery exhibitions, arts programming, and community events in 2025.
If you're able, consider donating $19.74 to support arts in culture in our community! Why that specific amount, you ask? It’s a nod to the year the Dahl first opened its doors--1974, marking 50 years of art and community! |